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Comments:	Kodachrome Basin is a spectacle of towering sandstone chimneys, changing in color and shadow with the day's mood- from red-tinged spires against a blue sky, to soft evening light settling over the desert. This color and contrast inspired prompted the National Geographic Society in 1949, with consent from the Kodak Film Corp., to name the park Kodachrome Nearly 70 monolithic spires, ranging from six to 170 feet in height, jut up from the valley floor or protrude from the sandstone. These natural towers stand like stone sentries overlooking the park and create a backdrop that is sure to delight the senses and spark the imagination. The Redrock and semi-desert climate make this state park attractive to visitors all year. <p> All designs have 'Kodachrome Basin State Park' on them. Designs are: <br> 1) Tower rock structure, <br> 2) Rock structure and area, <br> 3) Park area, <br> 4) This rock structure and area. <br> Rears- 'stateparks.utah.gov' with state parks logo. <p> 01-12-21 - Successful mail request received. 06/04/22: Machine is in an alcove past the gift shop. If you park outside the contact station, you can go in without paying the fee. <br> Rolling great on copper. <br> They have 1 nickle size token. JLT
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Kodachrome Basin State Park Visitor Center

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PO Box 180069
Cannonville, UT , 84718.

Phone: (435) 679-8562

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Kodachrome Basin is a spectacle of towering sandstone chimneys, changing in color and shadow with the day's mood- from red-tinged spires against a blue sky, to soft evening light settling over the desert. This color and contrast inspired prompted the National Geographic Society in 1949, with consent from the Kodak Film Corp., to name the park Kodachrome Nearly 70 monolithic spires, ranging from six to 170 feet in height, jut up from the valley floor or protrude from the sandstone. These natural towers stand like stone sentries overlooking the park and create a backdrop that is sure to delight the senses and spark the imagination. The Redrock and semi-desert climate make this state park attractive to visitors all year.

All designs have 'Kodachrome Basin State Park' on them. Designs are:
1) Tower rock structure,
2) Rock structure and area,
3) Park area,
4) This rock structure and area.
Rears- 'stateparks.utah.gov' with state parks logo.

01-12-21 - Successful mail request received. 06/04/22: Machine is in an alcove past the gift shop. If you park outside the contact station, you can go in without paying the fee.
Rolling great on copper.
They have 1 nickle size token. JLT

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Nickle Size Token